Some days ago, I had a problem with a print (pictured top left), I sent the request for assistance to the technical office.
A few days later has arrived reply, and the photos of the press successful to 100 * 100.
I have to thank for this team that is behaving very well on all fronts.
Thanks Zortrax
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“… Every experience helps you grow your luggage … never stop …”
you notice that I started today groped to use the printer 3d,
in the press of a “perforated disc” I risked to “destroy” half-machine …
I enclose the project images
01 modeling
02 zcode (with the addition on the corners of small supports for the disk): Z-ultrat
03 results found in the morning: “I thought they had destroyed the machine”
04 holder, broken cooling
05 particular printing out axial
05 what remains of cooling
06 particular machine
07 new alignment plate, movement control and internal machine
07a test small print
08 successful new releases
new attempt to print
09 z-glass, printing perfectly successful
10 particular new releases
11 particular new releases
The printer Zm200 works perfectly !!
I thank all the friends of the forum,
where you can learn and draw on suggestions
for the realization of new projects.
thanks to all
Sorry, but I do not fully understand what happened. What was the reason for the failed print? Did you send it to Zortrax and they replaced all internal components?
My mistake, I exaggerated. With a mess like that I thought I had blown it out of sync. The printer is stronger. It’s ok. Nothing broken. thanks 
You know you can print a new fan cooler shroud, right?
I printed and installed the new conveyor … thanks
in a nutshell here is what I’ve done:
-I wanted to print a disc (fully drilled by hexagons fair distant 1.5 mm) diameter 170 mm, using Z-ultrat, adding four more small pieces on the corners (fig. 02).
I have not checked the continuation of the press, certainly on a board material is removed from the plate, to get stuck on the conveyor of the fan (Fig. 3 and 4).
Worried me greatly printing off center (looks very good in Fig. 5), thought to have compromised so important to the synchronism of the machine, and have broken something else.
After checking visually if there were other defective parts, I cleaned the plate, I did the zero point of the plate (Fig. 7), and I launched a small test print that has succeeded very well (fig. 8).
Printed and installed the new conveyor.
At this point I reprinted the disc (designed with a thickness of 0.8 between the hexagons), but using Z-glass in order to avoid detachments from the other plate.
This new printing was successful 100 * 100 (fig. 9, 10 and 11).
conclusion:
with the prints of great size, I have to figure out how to avoid falling off using Z-abs and Z-ultrat
if the solution is to use Z-glass (currently prints all perfect), use Z-glass (I have not yet made Z-Hips (provider and as soon as possible).
For each type of printing, its type of material.
from my point of view, this means that the Zm200 is very powerful,
I have to learn to manage it better.
thanks to all,
it is important to have your advice and support.
it works,
will be finalized in a few details
brings diffuser attack bowens
material Z-abs
spacer
material Z-abs
grip with flash
material Z-ultrat
locking with screws
block flash with velcro strap
hexagonal grid for distribution light
material
Z-glass (to overcome the previous problems of detachment from the printing plate)
it works,
will be finalized in a few details
brings diffuser attack bowens
material Z-abs
spacer
material Z-abs
grip with flash
material Z-ultrat
locking with screws
block flash with velcro strap
hexagonal grid for distribution light
material
Z-glass (to overcome the previous problems of detachment from the printing plate)